Box 1
Contains 50 Results:
Feminism, Freedom, and Community: Charlotte Forten and Women Activists in Nineteenth-Century Philadelphia, 1989
An article by Emma published in The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography.
Organization of American Historians, 1998
Includes: notes, correspondence and materials related to the conference.
Encyclopedia of Contemporary American Culture, 1998
Includes: correspondence, notes and entries for Philadelphia and Quakers that Emma submitted to the Routledge Encyclopedia of Contemporary American Culture.
Black Power is My Mental Health: Accomplishments of the Civil Rights Movement, 1969
Includes: correspondence, tv schedules, lecture notes, and biography for a presentation Emma gave on tv for Voice of America's Black Americans program.
Before the Model City: a Historical Exploration of North Philadelphia, 1968
Photocopy of a book by Emma Lapsansky for the Philadelphia Historical Commission with annotations.
Evangelism, Mysticism and Minority Status: American Protestantism, 1994
Includes: correspondence with the University of Buffalo, lecture and biography of Bruce Lapsansky
Black Presence in Pennsylvania "Making it Home", 1990
Pennsylvania History Studies No. 21, The Pennsylvania Historical Assocation, University Park.
